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US producer prices rose in March, driven largely by a surge in energy costs, though the overall increase came in below expectations. Headline PPI climbed 0.5% mom, up from prior months but well short of the 1.2% mom forecast. On an annual basis, PPI accelerated from 3.4% yoy to 4.0% yoy, also missing expectations of […]

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A double supply shock is building beneath the surface of the Silver market—and prices are starting to respond. While the broader metals complex is supported by Dollar weakness today, Silver is clearly outperforming Gold as traders begin to price in tightening supply conditions linked to sulphur shortages and China’s export restrictions. At the heart of […]

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GBP/USD rose to 1.3506 on Tuesday. Sterling has moved comfortably away from last week’s one-month high of 1.3480. Pressure on the currency had previously increased following the collapse of US-Iran talks over the weekend. The breakdown in dialogue followed Tehran’s refusal to abandon its nuclear program and disagreements over the terms of the agreement, which […]

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The S&P 500 and the pound are trading higher than before the conflict in the Middle East. European currencies are steadily regaining the ground lost in March. Markets are tired of geopolitics. The S&P 500 has returned to pre-war levels on expectations of a strong first-quarter earnings season and undervalued fundamentals. Oil has not risen […]

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A key development on 13 April was the start of a naval blockade of Iranian ports, a direct consequence of the collapse of negotiations in Islamabad on 12 April. The blockade covers all vessels entering and leaving Iranian ports in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Around 20% of global natural gas trade […]

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